One of the most important problems in quantum mechanics is the classicalization problem. The classicalization means a process which transforms a quantum system to a classical one. The straightforward (and of course the most difficult) idea to unlock this problem is to replace the wave collapse assumption with a deterministic dynamical process which can describe how the collapse happens. This idea entails a departure during measurement from Born rule for instance collapse models [1]}. One could try to find a non-fundamental solution for the case of statistical quantum systems. This method is not fundamental because implicitly includes Born rule. In despite it can describe how we find a statistical quantum system in a statistical classical system. In other words, it means how quantum probabilities change to classical probabilities.
